Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-09
FINE STOCK PARADE.
$50, 900 Worth of Horse Flesh on Exhibition
from the Maddoxis Stock Farm. 81

$50, 900 Worth OF Horse Flesh on Exhibition
from the Maddoxia Stock Farm. &
The MaddoXia stock farm, two aud
a half miles south of this city, was estabs
lished eight years ago by Colonel RI e
Maddox, who since that time has bred
and imported some of the finest blooded
horses and cattle ever shown in the south
Separate pastures are provided for red
snd black Polled Angus, Holstein and
short horn cattle, Berkshire and Poland
China hogs, aud separate pastures, stalls
and Stables for draft horses, trotters and
runners,
| Colonel Maddox has ITO registered
brood@ mares, many of them
selected from the best stables
east ana representing the purest blood
among the great families of trotting
stock, running stock and draft horses.
His stations have been selected and
bred with the greatest possible care,
and the exhibition of these horses, twen-
| ty-four in mum Der, at . o'clock yesterday,
made sight well worth the seeing. The
side walks were crowded with spectators
when the parade passed up Main street
and fine stock-breeders from Kansas, Mis-
souri, and Kentucky pronounced the col
lection equal to any they had ever seen.
Indeed 1t is to be doubted if there is q
finer blOoded horse than Hospodar in the
United States.*
Hospodar was sired by Longfellow, dam
Capitola, is Beautiful bay and almost
absolutely perfect in form, ana Peacock,
Dandy, Bay ViCband Ethan Dan are beau
tiful specimens of horse flesh. In fact,
any horse in the entire list in any other
collection would lnelit special mention
Below is a list Of the horses on exhibit
ton: :. =
/. Peacock, sired by Cabble Lexington,
dam Cy Kinney mare, combustion, six
years, by, $1,000. i
?. Dandy, sired by Membrino King,
dam Meteor, trotting. six Years, brown,
5. Hospodar, sired.by Longtellow, dam
Capitola, running, nike years, bay, $40, 600
4. Bay Vic, sired'hy Uncle Vic, dam
Prairie Bird, running, fourteen years,
bay, $1,000. =
5. Luke Short, siredpy Hyderalli, dam
L L 5 running, four years, chestnut,
6. Germania, sired by Germantown,
dam Belle Boston, running, three years,
chestnut, $1,000. =
I. Ethan Dan, sired by Ethan Allen,
dam Hambletohian, trotupg, ten years,
bay, $1,000. =
s. Billie Cooper, siredb By Rather, dam
Steel Dust mare, running, three years,
chestnut, $780,
9. Doctor Y, sired by Wild Bill, dam
Steel Dust mare, running, four years,
chestnut, $500.
10. J. c. Turner, sired by sCcrbin, dam
Kate, combination, four years, brown,
$500.
II. jim McCoslin, sired by Blaze
Wood, Jr., dam Gypsie, trotting, four
years, bay, $500.
u. Waskom, sired by Ringgold, dam
Zephyr. combination, six years, brown.
$500.
Is. Nat P, sired by Larry w, dam Tex
mare, tfotting, two years, bay, $500.
Il. Mont Rose, Jr., sired by Mont
Rose, dam Pilot mare, saddle, two years,
bay, $500.
10 Long Jack, sired by Imp. CLYDE,
dam Morgan mare, draft. two years, bay,
$500. =.
1e. Brelsford First, sired by Imp.
Norinsn, dam Lady Perch, draft, four
years, chestnut, $500.
II. Abe S., sired by Butcher $50, dam
Fannie, draft, three years, bay, $500. <
SIS. Frank, sired by Martin, dam Susie
Jane, all purposes, seven years, brown,
$500.
10. Salway, sired by Sir VIM. Wallace,
dam Flora, draft, eight years, brown,
$1,000. -
20. Richmond, imported Norman, grey,
$1,000.
81. Laird OF Durris, imported, draft,
eight yesrs, bay, $1,000.
%. Norman Duke, sired by Tennessee1